My girlfriend had her tubes tied several years ago. We now want them untied and would like children. Can we?
What are the chances of having a child after untieing her tubes? Is it less likely compared with someone who has not had her tubes tied?
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no you cannot reverse it
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Only if you know how to undo the secret knot they were tied in.
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why.....you should be happy .......why ruin your relationship
Yes you can reverse the procedure...although it is costly and will most likely reduce the chance of conceiving.
you have no chance.
unless its a test tube baby or u introduce ur gf's eggs into another ovary, u have no chance.
you should have thought of this before you got that done..
You can have a tubal ligation reversed. It will require surgery. She should be able to concieve. Though sometimes it is not possible. There could be some damage etc to the tubes. Have her schedule an appointment with her ob/gyn doctor for a consultation. He or She will address any questions you have and if you decide to do the procedure, he will be able to schedule it and get you guys on your way to making babies!! Good luck. Children are so awesome!!
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I have heard that most women do not have much luck conceiving if they have had a reversal. I included some sites for you two to look at. Adoption is always an option however...many children are looking for homes.
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-1860.html#
http://www.dmc.org/health_info/topics/fami3514.html
I'am no dr. but i have heard of women getting pregnant w/ them tied. You can still have a child he/she will be very costly its high in price to have a reverse tubligation. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!
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Why the hell did she go and have her tubes tied if she thought she might want to have children someday?
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I have more knowledge about men reversing, and several of my friends had MULTIPLE BIRTHS after having their vasectomies reversed. Be sure to do the followup.
It can be reversed, fairly easily any more, without much of an incision cuz they use the laparoscope (a lighted tube inserted into the pelvis through a cut near the belly button) and you can go home after 4 or 5 hours. I don't know about the expense, but if this is what you want, check to see if your insurance will cover it.
The chances of conceiving are good after undoing. There is a bit of scar tissue from where the tubes were "tied" but the egg and the sperm are strong cells and can get together. I believe that the chance of having the pregnancy develop outside the uterus (called ectopic) are greater because of the scar tissue. And those end up without a living baby, cuz they don't grow outside the uterus. Call the women's health services in your town and find out how to go about starting the process. Thee consultation should be at no cost.
PS - there are a lot of women out there who never had their tubes tied, never took BC pills, never used contraception, and want to be moms who can't get pregnant. Sometimes it JUST doesn't happen. Depends on so many factors I can't even begin to list them all. So don't give up, but don't wait too long. Bodies have fertile years for a reason; take advantage at the best time for the body.
Good luck.
YES. Years ago my friend had it done after she had divorced and remarried. Less than a year after the procedure, Carrie was born.
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